Japanese stocks have genuinely become much more convenient for me this time.
I used to think that looking into Japanese stocks would involve a lot of hassle: exchanging currencies, opening an account, and using different accounts for different markets... Just thinking about it was enough to make me not want to bother.
Now @Gate has brought Japanese stocks directly onto the platform.
The first batch includes around 300 TSE-listed stocks, including Toyota, Sony, Nintendo, SoftBank, and Tokyo Electron.
What matters more to me than the number 300 is that the trading experience has been simplified.
There is no need to open a separate Japanese brokerage account, and you can participate directly with USDT without preparing a separate pool of Japanese yen.
And if you already trade crypto assets on Gate, you can now view U.S. stocks, Hong Kong stocks, and Japanese stocks together. Having to switch between fewer platforms is a very practical advantage for me.
I used to want to buy Japanese stocks but found the process too troublesome. Now they are convenient enough that I can just open the app and take a look whenever I have nothing to do before deciding whether to buy.
Of course, convenience is only the first step. You still need to research the company yourself before placing an order.
But if you have always been interested in Japanese stocks and have been put off by things like opening an account and exchanging currencies, I think this is worth checking out.
Which would you look at first: Nintendo or Toyota?
Gate Japanese Stock entrance:
I used to think that looking into Japanese stocks would involve a lot of hassle: exchanging currencies, opening an account, and using different accounts for different markets... Just thinking about it was enough to make me not want to bother.
Now @Gate has brought Japanese stocks directly onto the platform.
The first batch includes around 300 TSE-listed stocks, including Toyota, Sony, Nintendo, SoftBank, and Tokyo Electron.
What matters more to me than the number 300 is that the trading experience has been simplified.
There is no need to open a separate Japanese brokerage account, and you can participate directly with USDT without preparing a separate pool of Japanese yen.
And if you already trade crypto assets on Gate, you can now view U.S. stocks, Hong Kong stocks, and Japanese stocks together. Having to switch between fewer platforms is a very practical advantage for me.
I used to want to buy Japanese stocks but found the process too troublesome. Now they are convenient enough that I can just open the app and take a look whenever I have nothing to do before deciding whether to buy.
Of course, convenience is only the first step. You still need to research the company yourself before placing an order.
But if you have always been interested in Japanese stocks and have been put off by things like opening an account and exchanging currencies, I think this is worth checking out.
Which would you look at first: Nintendo or Toyota?
Gate Japanese Stock entrance:
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